I think people were upset because there was a lot of anonymity around it and it's jury and it was hard / confusing to know whether or not any of that jury had seen your show. The lack of transparency further fed the usual feeling of sour grapes from not getting nominated.

Tonight's silent disco range, I've heard, will cover both Old Flame Brewing and The Young Centre, so dancers will have multiple rooms in which to get their groove on. #FringeTO

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the other 9 (not in order) are probably...

Butcher
Salesman in China
Brantwood
Is God Is
Sunset Blvd
The Inheritance
Fat Ham (broadway)
Prince Hamlet
School Girls (The African mean girls play)

I think in the game I could accept it more because you travel with Dina a lot and you hear banter and them connect about little things. Theres downtime in exploring the queer bookstore and stuff. So yeah, curious.

If not the porch during her fight with Abby. I don't know what the solution is with Dina. The jokes don't totally land for me and the relationship feels like we've missed a piece of it. I also know a lot of the vitriol toward it is because of their queerness, but fundamentally it feels wonky

Ellie is one we've gotten to know over time. It's developed. We see their peaks and valleys and how it's evolved with complexity. They've experienced conflict. They're also constantly changing and growing. It's so satisfying seeing them back together, though I wonder what Ellie will see in S3...

While I thought I really supported Dina being with Joel, I do miss Tommy being the one to impart the information on the wlf, as in the game it's someone who physically looks like Joel that makes it have more weight.

a really hard ending that makes you think about your own life rather than revenge escapist fantasy.

I'LL BE POSTING EVERY TIME I AM INSPIRED BY THIS SHOW. LONG LIVE TLOU2.

but this casting and the way that both Kaitlyn Dever and Bella Ramsay played the scene gives me a lot of hope for the rest of the season (and S3).

TLOU2 is maybe my favourite video game story of all time because it feels like my favourite pieces of theatre - morally complex narrative with

I think that's really smart casting. Especially when as the show continues, and Ellie makes very true on her promise, the way we've coded these two women will shift again.

The show doesn't do everything right. Catherine O'Hara outlining the plot of the game to Joel was a bit kerplunk kerplunk